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Resolved. That the committee on public
buildings and city property be and they are
hereby authorized to have insured the
Market House building to the amount of
$50. 900 for the term of three years.
Yeas-Ald. Conley, Dowlan, O'Connor,
Petsch, Cullen, Kerr, Sanborn, Weber,
Kenny, Kahn, Starkey. Bryant, Minea,
Long, Mr.. President-15.
Approved Jan. 5, 1887.
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BY AID. Bryant
Resolved, That the City Engineer be and
the same Is hereby authorized and directed
TO report to the City Council without delay.
proper grade for all the streets, THAT the
grade mas not been established thereon
lying east OF Dakota avenue between the
leyee' and the south city limits.
IeaS-Ald. Conley, Dowlan, O'Connor.
Petsch. Cullen, Kerr. Sanborn, Weber,
Kenny, KAN, Starkey, Bryant, Minea,
Long, Nh. President-15.
Approved Jan. 5, 1887.
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Resolved, That an order be drawn in
favor of I. j. Buford for the sum of fifty
dollars for services in the office Of the Board
of Public Works.
Yeas-Ald. Conley. Dowlan, O'Connor,
Petsch. Cullen. Kerr. Sanborn, Weber,
Kenny. Kahn, Starkey. Bryant, Mine
Long, Mr.. President-15.
Annroyed Ian < 1881
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POLICE CouRT-Judge Sneu.


Reported Tor the EVENING STAA
TIE UNITED STATES CouRTa-To- day "a the open
ing day OF the January term Of the United States
court here. Judge Hughes Will hold the district
court and Judges Hughes and Bond the circuit
court. The question whether taxpayers Offering
coupons into the United States court In order to
obtain their protection against the state process
for the collection, will come up; a. viii some other
interesting questions relative to coupons. The
Alexandra to compel the payment OF the money
value Of canal stock not transferred In 1899 b also
the docket Of the court, and VIII be reported on
grand jury Will meet on Thursday next and the
The peut jury on next Monday. When the time
for the opening Of the courts arrived, they were
adjourned for three aayA 1880. -.
1855 shows considerable increase In the Aour
trade OF this city. The December quarter shows
nearly 12 600 barrels alarger inspection than any
December quarter since 1850. when % 25e barrels
barrels were Inspected; in 1853 - ,502; In 1884,
2A675; IN 1855, about 1000, and In 1854, IS 138
barrels. There 10 said 70 be promise Of sttn fur-
NoTzs.-The week Of prayer proclaimed by the
evangelical alliance was begun here yesterday
and continued at Grace EptscopaD church to-day,
s and the ss..css WIN , e hsad e . Tsy - q
nesday, the southern Methodist church ON Thurs-
day, the Methodist Protestant church On Friday
and - the Second Presbyterian church on Satur-
Ae building assocaations here VIM
hid their annual mestdngs this week.-The city
txeagare b paying the eemi- annual intere2 on
ne cttZ bcnds to-day:-F: G. Rogers has boueht
ner at caneeoa en6 Patrick stFeet4 ana WIN make
II -, Z 2: - g.s.esas g tss Il9nt !1f.stsy
fhs I'd q yssss1s5.-1sziss lsss 6eesnnsS Is
naTilsGe 49, vsss isasd ~ = Dsoan-
b9s - - uuD tneo4
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Presbytery Of WaslaingsOn.
CONSIDERING THE PROPOSED PRESBYTERIAN Al

An adorned meeting OF the PreSbytery OF WASH
ington held this afternoon at the First church
AZ street-Rev. j. w. McIllvaine, moderator,
and Rev. Mr. Bittinger, clerk. Rev. ]. r. Riley was
received from the Presbytery OF Louisville and
preparations made for his installation pastor OF
the Fifteenth street church on the 18th inst Rev.
Robt. H. Fleming was received from the Presby-
terry of Winchester, va, he having been called to
the charge OF Gur,ey Mission.
The presbytery proceeded to consider the pro-
posed organization OF "The Presbyterian Alliance"
The object is ito promote unity and efficiency In
Christian work among the members OF the differ
ent Presby terian congregations In the ctty OF
WaShingtOn; to enlist their interest and combine
their strength in helping one another In support
ing mission stations, In Planting and sustaining
new churches, and in securing property for church
purposes in desirable lOcalitiea"
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THE INDIANA sENArORsmuP.
The Labor Element In the Legislature.
Bu1 Representative Cobb and Kleaner
Think . Democrat will be Elected.

The Labor Elemens In the Legislature.
Think Democrat will be Elected.
Representatives, cobb and KieIner, OF Indiana.
were discussing the situation in that state with re.
gard to the election OF United states senator this
morning. They both expressed confidence that
the democrats would elect q Senator, but could
not undertake to name the successful man. There
are q hundred and ffty members OF the legisla-
ture-one hundred OF the house and 1fty OF the
Senate-and It requires seventy-six votes TO elect
The democrats have Just seventy<dx votes, but
the republicans claim that one OF the number is
ineiS1ole and will be unseated and that another
Is greenbacker and will not act with
tne democrats Representative Cobb said
that one OF the democratic members had been a
greenbacker and got the votes OF that element.
put tnat ne was the nominee OF the democrats and
mao the party support, and added that there is no
reaSonto believe that he Will not enter the caucus
Tnere are nine members OF the legislature who
mao the endorsement OF labor organizations In
some cases the labor candidates were endorsed by
tney nave been counted as belonging To the party
Mn1cn endorsed them respectively. The calcula-
lion mas Oeen that these labor men would fall I'm
WIN tne party that elected them, and that the
night would be narrowed down to democrats and
REPUBLICANS But now there is a proposition
the election OF senator friendly to the labor in
terests. They can hold the balance OF power II
Iney act together. IL looks as II there is a good
9eat OF c0mplcation In the senatorial situation.
II the democrats can hold their men together
they win probably win, but with the labor
how 1t viii end.
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THE RUssO-GERMAN ALLIANCE.


Dfe HI0VV1tZ AR81n D6CI8feS IhAt One
Has Been Entered Into.
LONDON, Jan. 3.-M. Blowitz, the Paris CORE
spondent Of the Times, positively confirms his re-
cent statement that Russia and Germany have
concluded direct alliance. DR.. Blowitz says that
by the terms OF this new alliance, Russia binds
herself to remain neutral In the event OF war be-
tween France and Germany, and Germany binds
tween Russia and Austria. He further says that
while there can be no doubt about the existence
Of this imperial compact, there are two stories
as to the manner In which the treaty was Effected
One story Is that was negotiated directly by the
Gar and Emperor William through personal CORE
SpOndence, and the other is that Prince Bismarck
and NJ. de GierS cOntrived the alliance by personal
discussion. DR.. BlOwitz says he does not know
which Of these stories Is the correct one
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BRAVE POLICEMAN HAGGERTY.
He Saves the Lives Of q Helpless Inva-
lid and Her DAUGHTER.

NEW YORK, Jan. 3.-Flames issuing from the
cloak factory OF Moritz Samuelsohn 80 East Broad
way, early this morning called for
the services OF the fire department. The
building was fOur-StOry tenement and
the factory was on the first floor. scene
Of terror ensued, the people rushing pellmell to
the street in their night-clOthesL Mrs. David
Block and her daughter were asleep on the f1oor
above. Mrs Block is helpless invalid. The wo-
men screamed for help.
Policeman James Haggerty dashed upstairs, but
was driven back by the smoke He finally sue
ceeded in reaching the women just as they were
about to Jump out Of the window. He pulled
them back, and, lifting the invalid, started
blazing up through the stairs and escape was cut
OF. The policeman yelled for aid from the WIN
dows. Firemen put up ladders and saved the
three just as the flames burst into the room.
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.
T,Hos J. FISHER Co. Real Estate Broker.

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY ON
SsTkEE TtsS. Known SN AS No ef lbs. L AND
p0 On TUESDAY SAY AFTERNQoN, JANUARY
the premises. by virtue Of deed of trust dated S
May 3lst, 1884, and duly recorded in Liber 1O85,
trct Of Columbia shall sell, by direction Of the
holder OF the note secured thereby lot lettered WV
tered "Y,' IN a K Shepherds subdivision of part Of
square No. 161. recorded in iber r. l. H., folio g.
Of the records of the Surveyors Office of the District
Columbia together with the improvements consisting
Of twostory and mansard roof brick House. known as
No. 1126 Connecticut avenue
Terms of SALE One third in cash. and the remainder
the premises bearing interest interest to be paid
the time of sale If terms Of sale are not complied
with within ten days the trustees the right to
resell at the risk and cost of the defaung purchaser
Conveyancing at purchasers cost.
EDWARD ]: STELLWAGEN,l r,-,...os
- FREDERICK b. MCGUIRE, ! irus'ee%.
THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer. d23-d&ds
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az RisPq. 70 lss s ss
Funeral win take place at her late residence. 33l
Missouri "a avenue venue Northwest on Mednesasy january
fully invited to attend '"A
FERGUSON. On saturday. January 1. 1887. at 30
..d y:s,s
seven months and ten days.
"our father il ut rest"
LAlbsny. N. Y. and New York city papers please
On MssatS nS.p sAH iEHs'y 1857
Funeral VIII take place at tive O'Clock. "Wednesday.
JOHNSON, g diphtheria, on January %. lss7,
Annie Z johnson aged Ii years, months and day.
MGsIHH vile s q JOHN au nss,
funersi viii take place here. notice of which will b.
given.
PRICE. On January 8. 1887. at m. MILLIE
Eleventh Street northwest widow Of the late WiisS
Funeral will take place from the Fifth Baptist
vermont ,r sve5 p sstwesn and street:
and relatives sre is s 70 attend L.
WATERS kTts On pec csE g hsss NJ. MARGARET
the sear Of her "a .t tes Of Ias
Miss, in full triumph of faith.
God in His wisdom has recalled
The boon His love has given;
1ne Soul II sale IN heaven ELLA b.
WISE Fell asleep Sunday, January ID 1887 IN
Alexandra, Va, MARGARET WISE, in the ninety
Funeral viii take place on Tuesday. 4th inst, at
O'Clock from the residence vi her daughter Mira
pMargaretG Kinzu. 2l0 Prince street By request
lease omit flowers.
lmprOmptu Tribute Addie r. Cock.
BLESSED the pure heart for they shall see Gods
Laid to her rest! the young and the beautiful
Dead in the glory of womanhood's prime
LAID to her resti where the breath of the
Still scents the southern hills wrapped gold shipol
God OF the beautiful
Sad are the skies and heavy with weeping.
Nature in tenderness folds 20 her keeping.
Hiding with flowers the rent In her breast
God Of the sorrowing!
Take us In dreams TO the islands Of rest.
Show the glad spirit 'beside the still waters~
Rapture bound, walking the jeweled- paved floor
Hand in hand claspine the sons and the daughteD
kndred-and angels, in life euernl0re.s
Blooming immortal!
Radiant with youth and loves power TO adoro1
Only the curtain Of days yet remaining
Hides from our Spirits this beautiful scene
Shuts from vision such raptures supreme
God Of our spirits!
Give a. that faith which accepts the unseent
Lovely and sweet as in life she was given
Clad in the garments her virgin soul wore
All that we mourn-is translated TO Heaven.
All blooms eternal in life evermorei
Hear her Evangel-
L0pe 10 smns0rtQu and Jesus the door!
OMAHA, Neb. lone Cow DAxrr1A
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The Passing Cold wave.

FAIR AND SLIGHTLY WARNER WEATHER INDICATED
FOR 10 MORROW.
It Is stated at the signal service ONCE to-day
that the cold wave has done its duty and that the
weather tomorrow will be fair and slightly
warmer. During the twenty hours
ending this morning the temperature
continued below freezing In all districts except
southern Texas and the northern slope. Snow fell
in northern New England and the lower lake re-
gion, and light rains In the lower Mississippi
valley.
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Name,
Name. | O. 800
washington stock Exchange.

The following changes from Fridays quotations
1 assa 11S S SSx s ssfsd
T. rss sGssSads isa Sid Sd. tx :sfsS
p cpsE i1H sE g. 1891, coin IN 1Q9x bid p per
1899 sgyETsSas rs 11i bid MsteT Stocks 1901
i SIS ta aaaa 81.
19O2, coin. 1268 bid. Washington and Georgetown
railroad bonds, TO bid. l20 asked. Metropolitan
rsilr9sd :toci. 103 asked: Washington Gas. 37A
men's Insurance 43S asked. Potomac insurance,
s. bid af Mashinsto1 Brick Machine 139 bid
chanlcs' Bsnk, deo!setown. 1853 bid. second Ma
insurance, 112H. bid, lis asked Penn. lei. Co, AZ
a.ked' Chesapeake, and Potomac Tel Co. 84x bid.
LIST mortgage bonds, % asked.
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L PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
10 The NORTH, WEST AND SOUTHWEST
DOUBLE TRACK. SPLENDID SCENERY.
STEEL RAILS. MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT

s1EEI Hrcn bHsHHSfS st. ssJ
Trains leave from Station corner Of Sixth
For p,.,.,, and p streets. as follows:
& n s s's6 s.S VI
I f1% sp sa4dss
E s. A321e f Sh'iafS
s snS gs to Chicago aud
Harrisburg With Western With throSSs
daily snd toe sbar Rae ans M
e., 5fssaz HHssfssE { afs'F0
1000 daily except saturday with Palace
For WillisnypOrt. Lock Haven and Elmira. at $40
For tie SsrEa ss 900 and
On Sunday S Mo 1879 1880 a .pS go
Fa 5S GA e AZ; daily sunday ana
For For f ssaSP,x WITHOUT change M zoo
Of BrSotSn TRANS Amen
ing direct transfer to Fulton street avoiding double
For afsSss SsH $50 oc aSd
a a:55. S69' 1o; 90 ard i;s9 r On sunday;
ITO l Eap1sss s;4 g. A .q Il x sse
FOR sssI;'T2Es Ss ga st9 sc 4 4N
11eg &C. l liz kM e. o son44a 4oS
1or AuaPous, 20 a M, Il ID, :X3 and 6:OO p. M
daily, except Sunday. Sundays, 900 AM, 4: rs
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
NAY, AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON
For Alexandria, 6:0O,7 :O5 20, IL NJ IL :O1 noon
200, 4:25. 49, 60l, 3: 05, 1905 and II 81 r
1905 PM w.
For pS dam. AND e ,as sesn daily
Trains Leave Aieiandria for Wellington. e05 90
S;32 and 10 :42 PM. and IL: 10 midnight Except
Mondayl On SUNDAY ut 500 and 10:43 An ;
Tickets and information at the Office northeast cor
ner OF street and and the
station where orders be left for the Checking Of
baggage to destination from hotels and residences
CHAS E. PUGH, General Manaxer
J. 4. WOOD. General Passenger Agent do
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RAILROADS.
DIEDMONT AIR LINE.

Trains leave and station eth and al STREETS
points: Iyashbars RoeEy Mount Psn1iIs. o kaf
Sleeping AZ pGhnss sos to tan
ssHssD. sRnsy for
e. sant tS1
and ronte Pnln nam
pmDsiy for % tyneSbars, Raleigh Ashve
Charlotte, Columbia Aiken, Augusta, Atlanta, Mont,
to Sen R
1ngton to Montgomery. connecting with paror to
TRAINS AIN SS WASHINGTON AND OHIO DIVISION.
m. ard ;i9 rsturnins leave Round Hill! :oS a.
and fssesR Sunday arriving in
an6rongh trains from South arrive at Washington
M strasbnr g local. 10 05 a ann from Louisville 94op
furnished and luggage checked at oce sol Pennsyi
Srosd 9th sn and e station
ago General Passenger Agent.
RALT1MoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD
Schedule in effect, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 18th. 1886,
until further notice
Leave Washington from Station, corner of New Jer-
For Chicago 10 90, ii 40 am. and 1910 pm. daily,
MI Is ss ted sss a4 The
caso arriving in Pttsburg at 1885 pm, Chicago next
70 No extra fare is Charged On these trains
1o Fo oas ci me Louisville and 81
g;;m and 10 pm, with through coaches and Palace
M q last .G aS S%t sns
arIaHSng IN Cincinnati next morning at a? st Louis
Fc5 P,tsergs 1922 and s5 daily
and Sleeping Cars to Pittsburg "'-0-
For Lsxington and Local Stations, $40 am daily,
Hsvrs q Grace, Wilmington and Philadelphia
BamSlsp ON 1 %ses 4ey R g. ds 60
a:a do 1885, $40 l $40 Pa oo ss5 .na
gSE ss!',Tofs On P sSH s S 'Ss
$50 "a: a G 80 pm: wv
Washiggton to New Orleans; $50 pm Sleeper to Lit
fsT psswsEs and points
E9S annaBS 81 sn GAO 81 and 1s1o 4so and
s$ 81 s%sjsS IS 'a$ s'
"a e s,y fer aSns
si BaRncS fGn aay
snd II and
aa1ly EXCEPT Sp SUNDAY For Frederick s:4O and
EHsgerstown 1000 am. and 5:31 pm. daily, e1-
Trains srrivs from the West daily 6:2O, 7:2O am.
iF To6 E ana 20 "a pm LITTLE Rock Express
ns From wilmington and intermediate points north 81
From Annapolis, $50 am and l:5O, 5:25 and
Ferry Tyi and val Valley S} Railroad 5soam
daily except Sunday.
From Frederick and intermediate points, 8 20 g. NJ
and 8: 10 p. II. daily except Sunday "
Trains leave Baltimore for Washington at s. TO- 30
~, BOO 9:O5 and 1870 AIN, l:,:15, 23O, g. 4,
go 800 40, 8 and II 90 p. NJ: on Sundays,
$3.50, z As, 900 and IL y. m
Ali trains from Washington stop at Relay station,
except 20, 3 Is and q 40 pm.
For further information apply at the Baltimore and
ONO Ticket Office Washington station, 6l9 and 1851
PennsylvaIla avenue 4th where orders
any point in the city
DAVID LEE, OK LORD @ PA
6eneral superintendent, Baltimore dis
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CHARLES Is MAURY,
FRANK 7. RAWLINGS, }Trr
d24-d&ds 1905 Pennsylvania ave- NV,
NUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.

EXECUTORS SALE OF LOEFFLERS GARDEN
Bling LOT NUMBER SIXTY-ONE l6D OF Err
NEST LOEFFLER'S SUBDIVISION OF PART
OF SQUARE FIVE HUNDRED AND FIFTY
FIVE (225). AS RECORDED IN LIBER No 10,
yEY0R's OFFICE FOR THE DisTRIcT OF CO
LUMBIA. SAID LOT CONTAINS ABOUT SO 664
SQUARE FEET OF GROUND, AND FRONTING
ON NEW YORK AVENUE, ON FIRST STREET
VEST AND ON STREET NORTH, AT AUC-
TON.
BY virtue Of the authority vested in me will -
sell. in front Of the premises, on WEDNESDAY, N:E
THE FIFTH DAY OF JANUARY. A. D. 1887, all ;I
FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ, Lot 81, in Loefaer's subdivi-
sion Of square 500, known LOef1er's Garden
Terms 0ne-half cash; balance in one and two years.
for which the notes of the purchaser will be taken
cured by deed Of trust the property Sold notes
bear interest at per cent annm from the day of
SALE all cash, at option of purchaser. deposit of
$500 required at time of SALE If of sale are not
complied with within ten days after sale the executor
the right to resell the property the risk and
cost Of the defauting purchaser after five days public
notice Of such resale in some newspaper published
Washington. D. G. ConysXa1cing and recording at
purchasers cost. CHARLES A. WALTER
Executor Of Estate Of Ernest LOef1er, Deceased.
d23-d&ds
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

New York Stock Market.
The following are the opening and 300 pm prices
of the New York Stock Market reported by special
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LOST AND FOUND.

T OST-A BLACK NEWFOUNDLAND DOG, AN
~ swering to name of Roy: tag 5,755. Return to
2O23 st. NV. and receive a reward. 1t.
~ ave- and list ST., q Brown Serge Cape, marked
Redfern, New Years eve. suitable reward will be
given on its return to 1911 II ST. 1ts
IT OST-ON SATURDAY, JANUARY IST. 1887 AN
~ od-fashoned seal or watch charm, at COsnopoli-
tan club or in the city large reward il returned
w. H. D., 9O8 18th ST. NV fa3-Sts
II OST-ON FRIDAY. DECEMBER 3IST. AT EN-
lnet Guards ball Gold Sleeve Button, with letter
y" on face suitable reward will be given for its re-
turn to DOWNEY'S Livery Stable 1920 L st. NV
II OST-DEC. BOTH, RED IRISH BITCH, ABOUT
~ two years old answers to the name of Nellie Re-
turn to All 18th st. GODFREY HOLDEN'S). and
receive reward ja3-3ts
II OST-ON CHRISTMAS DAY SMALL WHITE
dyp, bobbed TAIL long ears black spot around the
right eye. Reward by returning to W. R. TRAyER,
Star once. ja1-3ts
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Captain SymOnds, OF the engineer once OF the
District government, Is confined to his home, and
Is suffering from large carbuncle.
The report Of the inspector Of buildings for the
issued for SO new buildings and SO repairs.
The Commissioners are In receipt OF letters from
s. Spencer, vice president Of tho Baltimore and
the COMMISSIONER letter OF the 9th about cars
bl0ckading streets, and states that the matter
shall have prompt attention.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
EsrATE-CLAss1c SHORE FARM

EsTATE-CLAss1c SHORE FARM.
81 d9
day Of ostS6sr 1855 In tie equity cause entitled
T1oaas brady and Others the M med tSsrss
appointed special commissioners for the purpose Will
sa Ct public oh T iHssS2 IL Fsssf i bsE
a aSsa sae sS in the
rsa and siss s46 acres more Of iess The ssd
ss yfSe: :ss s5a sa5a5 NJ Ssss
Beach imlnediately the Potomac river and has On
~ ssS
sns ssss 81 &c
gay IF ~ Se e .s g sS
IN ss sis s Sc ssy 81 SS 1sss .5S
residue Of the purchase money six months from the
on the 70 s. Gwen sSs
RI, ss 81 "a + Is Rs o.-n...
Osk GROVE fostoaacs
Clerks Office Of the Circuit Court Of
IL warren HIT Init, slerh q tSs Circuit coass q nd
ins under SscIse ::id soSt Isndsssd % sks 1ss6
q ana U B 81 Ssr
has this day executed the bond required By the said de-
under my hand this ~ *4 az s sssyfiTs''
s Ssn
a lSS e e.
ss s. siiis vs.,
TSsS: sssSsss as
North Capitol sfreets
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AUCTION SALES.
nUNCANSoN BROS, Auctionees
s sAE pr 1s SSS

v1UNCANSON bhOS, Auctfoneefs.
kEegIAR SALE OF ONE UPRIGHT e4gIEET
T HRE. caRPETs, a o. hooskhc.D fohN'-
Also for account Of whom il may ooncern to Bay ad-
Is osa sesB yga4s
ING ND Sr 9Ah s2S liz
T9k sArH Al M6 AHshaess JANUARY FOURTH
dss! ct Ten O'CLOCK we win sell st our sslesFocgs
nUNCANsON BROS, Auctoneen
sHHf sE sPF sGg
g Ct e
folio 301 ct seq, one Of the land records
deed e dated October 1885 and duly recorded
undersigned Trustees viii seq q pubic auction, IL
STRf Il ths Fo9h
y the fSSwng described real estate situate in the
NUMBERED one hanared and s sixtySs es n f.
Warmers subdy vision Of lots in square numbered one
hInafsa ana nfty-six Oo6 improved oy
Terms Of sale one:third 90 cash, and the residue
three from day II for Which the notss Of the
on sa q
ss At ft time Of sale All ana r
not compiled with within ten days after sale the
T%stsss reserve The right to resell tsr
ss sfssosa. SHSRsS SfhH &
eT THE ABOVE SALE HAS BEEN POSTPONED
until TUESDAY, JANUARY TWENTY-FIVE, 1887,
at the same hour and place.
MAHLON ASHFORD,( g,z,s4...
ja1-m,w,s GEO. E. EMMONS, ! AHose''
TTVHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
ASSIGNEES SALE OF THE ENTIRE STOCK OF
GROCERIES IN STORE CORNER OF BRIDGE
AND HIGH STREETS, NO. $3.50, GEORGE
TOWN, d. C.
Consisting OF
WINES. LIQUORS, CIGARS, TOBACCO.
MEATS, SHELF GOODS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
MOLASSES, TEAS, COFFEE, VINEGAR,
WOODEN AND WILLOW WARE, BROOMS,
9 BUSINESS WAGONS AND HARNESS,
TOGETHER WITH
MANY OTHER ARTICLES USUALLY FOUND IN
FIRST-C CLASS ESTABLISHMENT.
On WEDNESDAY MORNING, JANUARY FIFTH,
1887, commencing at TEN O'CLOCK, I shall sell the
entire contents Of the above establishment, all Of
which are fresh and staple goods
r. G. 0WYNN,
d3O-dts Assignee of Thos. d. Vea1e.
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Not Eligible 10 Succeed Logan.

NOV EAA8nDle 10 succeed Logan.
kx-foSTNASTER GENERAL GRESHAM A RESIDENT OF
INDIANA.
h-Postmaster General Gresham has been ire
quently mentioned in newspapers as a possible
successor Of Gen. Logan, but he Is citizen or In
diana, and therefore not eligible Representative
Henderson, OF Illinois, In conversation with a STAR
has never changed his residence. He ia citizen
OF inQlana, and therefore not eligible in illinois,
ana don't know how the discussion OF his name
In that connection got started
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-01-03

MARRIAGE LIcRNsrs.-Marfia2e licenses have
been issued by the clerk OF the court to VIM.
Sayles and Kate Hawkins; Christian Schneider and
Arthur j. King, Of Alexandra, Va, and Jerrfe
Kraus, OF Baltimore, Nd; James Wye ana Lucy
T1llman.